Robbie Brady gave Hull a late glimmer of hope after 68 minutes but that was quickly killed off as Dawson grabbed his second.Nottingham Forest kept themselves in contention as they beat 10-man Charlton 2-0 at The Valley. Radoslaw Majewski and Henri Lansbury struck in the second half for Forest, now unbeaten in three games under Billy Davies, after the Addicks had Yann Kermorgant dismissed for kicking out at Greg Halford.Watford moved above them on goal difference after a 2-1 win over Derby at Vicarage Road. Goals from Matej Vydra and Joel Ekstrand proved enough despite a Jamie Ward reply from the penalty spot.Two goals from Jon Stead and further efforts from Liam Fontaine and Lewin Nyatanga all but put the game beyond the Yorkshire side. Chris O'Grady pulled one back but Steven Davies added the Robins' fifth before consolation efforts from Tomasz Cywka and Jason Scotland.Crystal Palace stayed fourth despite slipping to a late 1-0 defeat at Sheffield Wednesday. Leroy Lita headed the winner for the Owls after 81 minutes.Bristol City moved off the bottom of the table after a remarkable 5-3 win over FA Cup quarter-finalists Barnsley.Fifth-placed Leicester failed to make the most of their opportunity to make up ground as they were forced to settle for a 0-0 draw at Blackpool, while Brighton improved their play-off chances as a David Lopez goal earned them a 1-0 home win over Burnley.
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